Category: North America

The time has come to pay junior enlisted troops what they deserve. Military life is tough enough without being grossly underpaid.

From discarded Monopoly money to inscribed shell casings, the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson unravels like a grim puzzle, exposing the dark intersection of corporate power and personal vendetta.

The removal of Navy Capt. Daniel Mode as the Coast Guard’s top chaplain highlights a pivotal moment of accountability, underscoring the military’s struggle to confront leadership lapses and the enduring impact of unresolved sexual misconduct within its ranks.

Judge Bennett’s ruling might aim for balance, but in the military, effectiveness and fairness should hinge on merit—not on the color of the person’s skin under the uniform.

Brian Thompson’s murder outside a Manhattan hotel is a chilling reflection of the volatile crossroads where public outrage over healthcare inequities collides with the darker undercurrents of vigilante retribution.

The brazen assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in the heart of Manhattan blurs the line between cold professionalism and amateur recklessness, leaving behind a trail of chilling clues and haunting questions.

Pete Hegseth’s nomination is a litmus test for whether bold reform or bureaucratic comfort will define the future of America’s military leadership.

In a move that shatters political norms and tests the boundaries of executive clemency, President Joe Biden’s pardon of his son Hunter reverberates as both a father’s act of compassion and a lightning rod for national controversy.

Brandon Webb dives into one of this week’s hottest stories by Managing Editor Guy McCardle, unraveling the legend of DB Cooper—the elusive hijacker who vanished into the night with $200,000, leaving a mystery as rich as the fortune he stole.

With a modified parachute, a tie dusted in titanium, and a trail of tantalizing clues, the enigma of D.B. Cooper keeps daring us to solve America’s most legendary unsolved hijacking.

The politically charged hold on Lt. Gen. Christopher Donahue’s promotion stalls the career of one of the Army’s most capable leaders while his role in America’s exit from Afghanistan comes under the microscope.

Had the Navy prioritized the integration of Auto-GCAS like the Air Force, Lt. Richard Bullock might still be soaring the skies instead of being a heartbreaking reminder of preventable loss.